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    Default Re: PoolPilot Digital Total Control Temp Sensor Location with Heater

    Sean,

    My apologies for not being clearer in the question. As we have a heat pump and no spa would not the reading be false if located on the return line - in other words the temperature reading would be too high? If so where should we locate the probe? I hope this makes it clearer and thank you for your quick response.

    Aloha

    And yes it the pool, does get cold at 1000 ft elevation when the trade winds blow at 16 mph to 24 mph, pretty much year round. Except today when we had no wind and vog from the Kilauea volcanoe sitting over Honolulu all day - ala Los Angeles on a smoggy day. Yuck.

    Also we have the SC-60 but only a 1 1/2" line is this ok if we convert the short section of 13" to 14" to 2" and then go back to 1 1/2"?
    Last edited by smallpooldad; 04-27-2008 at 02:21 AM.

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